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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
NETWORK CITY.

Solomon Levy male an assignment yesterday to j.
Percival Michelbacher giving preferences for 133
Tho ship Undauned, from San Francisco, brings
nearly 5000 tarrels Of wine.
State Bartlett pears have begun to appear In the
fruit market.
Patrick Farrelly manager Of the American News
Company has been seriously Ill during the last few
weeks, and has been obliged to give up temporarily
the management OF the company Mr.. Farrelly's III
ness was caused by Inflammation Of the bowels and
impairment of the hearts action. His physician say
that the heart trouble win probably M pass AWAY
said to be much improved yesterday.
Major Pond accompanied Dr. and Mrs. Parker to
Stamford yesterday by the IL O'Clock train, returning
In the afternoon Mrs. Bcechcr had gone on Monday,
and received them at the nome Oh hcr sohh-ia"i u~
Rev. Mr.. ScOville.
man-catng shark, eight feet long, with snout
like hogs and triple Of sharp teeth, was haued
out Of Gravesend Bay Monday by a fisherman VINO
found the monster in his net. He was brought 10
Fulton Market aud stretched out ON a plank ZOE pup
lie exhibition.
william Corcoran, who shot on August II Dy
Policeman Hauscr Of the Twcnty-irst Precinct was
arralgncd In the Yorlive Police Court Yesterday day
lie Will be examined on Friday by Ju:ucc foru WI
ooran Is one Of the "COrc0rans hOOst' gang
Superintendent Fryer opened bids yesterday for
repairs to the Custom House necessary In the changes
under Collector Magone Robert Mac Bett the lowest
bidder, received tho contract at |ooo'
Mayor Hewitt has received from the presiueh' Vi to
broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
promise that he Will correct the faults In the coSuc
ton Of that road recently complained of by the Mayor
The Mayor said that the only way 70 make the suoo
railroad do anything In this way towalu oorlcouns
abuses was TO enforce the law.
Bids for the proposed new pier at West Thirty@cv-
entb-st we've opened yes eriay by tho Dock Commits
soners Tho bias made were John Gillies. So, GOO
John w. Ilaherty, S29,725; and T. SANFORD Ross
s57 300 Mr. Gics being tho lowest got tic contract
Emil Ervcny, age seven, was removed from ue
house No Ga East Thlrl-st sick with small
por yesterday lie probably caught the disease from
tho Infected house next door.
Congressman Ashbel r. Fitch recently gave notice
Of competitive examination for the selection OF can
date for the cadcshp at west Point to I'LL the vacancy
cxistinc I'm the XlIIh Congressional District rep
resented by Mr.. lltch. At the examination W. VI
Whitman, Of One-hundred and-nnctleth-s anu bc'on'H
ave, was tho successful candidate.
"Mi1er when speaking Of formula, either
recipe or receipt Is correct.
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IKE a Blrlilr Coal Mine

lam wood-earver by trade and live in East One-huu
dred and fftv-seventhst had always been strong.
well had my first attack Of malaria in $780, with
headaches, loss Of appetite and ambition chilly senss
tions fever. yawnng and stretching etc began tab,
ing Quinine and kept for about four years. getting
weaker aud worse oil the time had dumb age in its
worst form 1t was like fire in burning coal mine In
March, 1884, knocked OF work and went home to die
Then followed two years Of perditoD earth. could
scarcely walk yet often took thirty grains Of qunIns
at DOSE The effect Of this was to make me nearly
Wild 1t broke up my sleep and often staggered about
the floor all night In state of intense nervous irritation
From IT'S pounds tmy proper weight ran down to
OF pounds-the weight Of light girland was scarcely
better than a skeleton
II anybody had killed me with Ratchet should have
been better off, My physician said: mr. Miller can't
do you any good might pour pounds Of quinine down
your throat and 1t wouldn't help you"
Three weeks afterward-the last Of May II gave mp all
other medicine and began on Kaskine. In one week
was better began sleep, to have appetite, and to
gain strength and in month was back at my work.
have got back my old weight and since then have
never lost day from sickness.
Frederick A. Miller, $50 East 157thst., New.York.
Other letters OF similar character from prominent ia.
dividuals, which stamp Kaskine q remedy of I'M
doubted merit will be sent on application.
The Kaslne Company, 81 Warren st.. New-York, and
35 Farringdon Road, London.
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NOT A BUN FOR THE HOLSTERS.
NETWORK MEN WIN ANOTHER GAME.
A CONTEST WITH LITTLE INTEREST IN Ir-oSLY
TWO RUNS FOR THE LOCAL TEAM.

4 CONTEST WITH LITTLE INTEREST IN IT-oSL1
TWO RUNS FOR THE LOCAL TEAM.
James Mutrie the vernaeular Of baseball, has nov
the title OF tricky manager. This Ia not said with criu
cal INTENT but simply because It Is fact little more
the kind OF spirit among the New-York player'
might be blessing, indeed TO the New-York ciub Mana
ger Foge Of the Hoosier baseball team, VIII In futur'
watch manager with the aertness shown by the
tradito nal after mouse. The more youthiui man
ager got baseball diplomacy yesterday ana nc
will have the most kindly feelings Tor the rival manager
for some time in consequence. Manager fogel put In
Letner pitch his club surprising that Tit;omo was
TO perform like service for the New-Iork nine lie says
that the veteran Boyle would have pitched mao he any
idea that welch be put before his ba'ers' man
ager Mutre thought yesterday poor time 70 experiment
with new pitchers Titeomb Will have chance TO snow
what he can do today, when defeat will not % SO
costly 1t is doubtful whether Boyle could have done
as well as Letner did under the circumstances
The 247O spectators who witnessed the gamc OF Dase-
ball at the Polo Grounds contest OF rather machine
IKE order The Indianapolis did not play poorly ye'
thew did nothing remarkable There was not that wild
Yves en favor about their work which compes baseball
enthusiast 70 climb the back Of chair and yen Ike
aSc he Ra g ps cropped up ana made the
lie interesting. Tho New'loik nine won o1spayhg
Wech again pitched With remarkable erect ana scattered
the base.S oi so n %rse SC concerned Iener the
ambitious young pitcher fiom Nyack, dd good WORK III the
ina Need! e o meS practice 70 give him better the
bail story started that Leitner had been married
I'm the morning that his young bride was Wchng him
with loving eyes from the grand stand There was one
Young lady showed the lIveiiest Interest In Lener
lie says however that he continues 10 enjoy single bless
edness. -, ... -
rather peculiar being neither brilliant nor Dungng
Wech showed had thorough control OF the pail
but so dld his younger opponent from Nyack AS the
game went on tho veteran home pitcher showed no
signs OF falterng while the strain had begun 10 tell upon
the youth In his nexperence The latter &C once
singled out the umpire as his mortal enemy ana Iost DIS
will become more mature and sensible In
time Neither side scored in the first four Innings
and the beginning TO lag In the nth inning
the players broke The monotony or OUTS and
the Of the game was scored Richardson was sent
10 Tst on called balls and by making bold slide managed
10 ret second Welch sent the bal spinning 10 left
oed and Richardson scored Ant her wa, add 10 the
New ork players record In the sixth inning ORoikes
pate1ce sent him first called balls He got 10 third
on wild by Ietner End scored lme0Oking run
ON a passed ball The score was
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WFsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PORT cnFsTER-The Sunday school connected with ST.
shppan Point near Stamford. onn, on Monday In add
teachers and GLARS OF the Sunday schools.
about friends accompanied Them the excursion
Messr. " c. Pond W. j. Tingue George w. Quntard John
w McCarty, George L. Dam0D. William y. Abendroth, John
=. Mills Heman Clark. John w. Lounsbnry and Noah
have issued circular inviting their fellow citizens 10
with them hodins meeting this evening for the
purpose OF organizing Board Of Trade.
w Corirght recently applied to JUS
tco arnard OF the Supreme Court for an Injunction to re-
strain the trustees ION leyynK $1,000 for the repair of
roads which damaged by storms The Judge decided
In favor OF the action OF the trustees
CHFeTRRThe board OF town officers at their meet
ing Monday passed resolution setting forth their ap.
prevail entered into by Superintendent
and Justice Bigow with the Manhattan Saw.
Bank accepting the indemnity offered bv the bank 10
the against loss by paying the amount due
the stois1 bonds
MI yERYoN-The friends Of r. r. Ashley Editor Of The
Record upon him body Monday evening and
tended their him the occasion Of the
nifty first anniversary Of his birthday.
NEW ROCHELLE The second annual concert and enter.
Rochelle Yacht Club will take place
he Town Hall Tuesday evening Quite q number OF
favor theatrical profession soournny In New
Rochel and other places
hand to take part in the programme OF the evening.
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Jersey CITY.

BENJAMIN Van Reyper who aCustom House Off
at his home JERSEY City He was sixty
old In politics he Republican and was one
OF the leaders OF his party In Jersey City,
Mira Mary Noap the wife OF Patrick Nolan, liquor
dealer caused her husbands arrest on Monday
night accused him OF assaung her Yesterday, In the
First District Police Court the not only charged her
husband with assault and battery but accused him OF
on his house, that he could get
the money. Tie police are investigating the
woman's story.
Board OF Police Commissioners Yesterday reconsdered
resolution passed time prohibiting music on sun
shops Hereafter Sundays beer and music can
go together.
Thomas oxford OF No 152 Railroad jumped TITO the
river yesterday from tho Pennsylvania Railroad feyboat
NewYork on her IL n M trip from Cortandtst ITO was
perntendent bloomsbury reached ersey City
The vnced that the was drunk
and fell overheard and let him co.
William T.. Sackett Editor Of The Sunday Morning Netcs.
and arraened before Justice Davis yesterday
charge OF liDel The complainant Thomas PATHS OF
Jersey City. Mr. Sacket gave bail In the sum OF suOo 70
examination This the third time he has been
arrested for nbellng PATHS.
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S R,s % S n9 St and Nor
Steamer General Whitney Bearse Boston. with mdse 70
Steamer Burgunda tFr, Dulae Perth lsaboy. Ell.
e ssaS Ss K ns:s HsS., Days with ''
Barr shela IBID Ryan. Manila $50 daysw sugar to or
salt Rss. ,sss With sugar
Brig Serbia ,br Harvey. Aracalu 80 days with sugar 70
Ga ns.. to
CITY -sd Hn ss SH osua1 h Clear
Steamer psvonia tsr crockhar Glasgow Aug 49, Neville
~ gh @Sis r na s Henderson Bros Ar
rived at tho HAr AT Il a. CLEARED
steamer wySmps Sbr HsOy Lv0rDe' via Queenstown
steamer Murciano (spanl Luzzaraya Liverpool-Chas
tBr,. Lord. Leth scot-simpson Spence
Steamer Carlisle tBr, Tate Acknowledgment Spence
Steamer Fran tNor Guttormsen. Almera sp-Funch Ed
steamer Portia tBr. Dawson, st Johns NF. via Halifax
steamer (spanh Larrauri st Johns VII Bruce
steamer Amethyst tBr, Stewart Bluenelds Nic-ww
steamer Alone SRr. Soldiers. KINGSTON carthasena &C.
Steamer ChiswcS (Br) Young Havana VIA Perth Amboy-
Steamer Fl Monte Hawthorn. Noworeans-Johu vaa
steamer Delaware. Trbou. Charleston and Fernandina--
Steamer Herman Winter Halls.t nostonTT pmock ~
Ship Alfred wrtts Hysr. Phnadslpha-China ana Japan
ship Elsa Ger. Bremers, Philadelphia III HasenOaiE
Bark Yerra iarra lNor). Petersen stockhom-Carsten
Boo.
Bark Honor (Nor) Nielsen. NykJobing DenCarsen Boo
SAILED.
Steamers Wyoming for Liverpool; Tallahassee savannah
Wyaneke, Norfolk.
Banks J Carleton for Penang. for orders skaregrom
for orders Flora st Thomas James Stafford
Perth Amboy.
Also saedvia Long Island sound-steamer Herman WIZ
ter, for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS.
l0ypoN Aus 29-Saied steamer Tower Hill fBr, Archer.
for Ncw.York.
LvERrooL. Aug 30-Arivsd. steamer 81 Romans (Br.
Campbell from New. York.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 3O-Arrved steamer Alaska (Brh Muir.
ray from NewYork Aug 70 on her wW 70 Liverpool (and
proceeded
NEWCASTLE Aug 29-saisd Hans and Kurt taerl
for New-T0fk.
DuSNKr HEAP Aug so-Passed steamer Ro1inia tBr).
Smith, NeNYerk on her way to Copenhagen.
KNsALR Aug 30Passsd steamer Carolina span UgaIdc.
Nsw-York on her way TO LIVERPOOL
for Nsw.York
GInKALIER,. Aug 2a-saed. steamer European tBr,. -.
for New-York.
MALTA Aug 30-Passed steamer Glenfruin (Br,, - frou
Japan and China ports her way to New.York
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LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHIyG.-Chet Engineer James Mccormack yesterday
made an and found that the Monument
House Hamburg House and Flushing Hotel we're the only
ones affected by passed by the last legislature He
ordered the propeos OF these places TO furnish each bed
with fire escapes
BABYLoy.-Youug Harry Havermeyer who. in company
with Brock Smith, created disturbance AZ the Ateys
time and disappeared Immediately after ne
eck had asked for warrant TOR his
arrest returned Monday and surrendered himself 10
Justice Lewis. who parolcd him.
IoSG ISLAND CrrY.-The annual ball OF the Rockaway
Beach Police held on Monday at Murray & Valentine
festivities ended in fight Yesterday nve
men appeared Justice KavaDagh and asked for war
rant or the Policeman Joseph argrove, OF the
Rockaway force Who they stated dubbed them over the
and head outrageousy without Justice haVanash
referred them Justice Healey at Far Rockaway.
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puu.pTtrIn. Aug 3o-Bith Mccormick and Casey
pitched ball to-day Twenty OF tho Phes and seven
teen visitor, put out flies PsburS scored
its only third Csrrors hit which was fumblod
by Wood passed ball and Wild throw 20 the plate ~ Nc
Iaughnn The Philes scored three unearnef runs IN the
sixth on single by Andrews Fogays base on balls an out
a wild throw by whitney and hit by Clements FarTar
home in the eighth The sco=e was az follows
Pl:SsTS 90
s1a
Umpire-Mr Cusick
boston Aug 3o-rho Detroit PLAYERS punched their hits
and the Boston to-day Ths visitors took
fourth inning and holding II to the end won as
follows;
B Bs,TSi' /
Basshs-DerolL l3 Boston. 10 Error.-Deroit 5 Bos-
Powers
w.snrxGrox Aug so-rhe Washington club defeated
the Chicago today by timely batting IN the second IN
play owing 10 dargncss. Thescore was
Gni: :siSxtsa 81
Basehit.-chicago 81 w1.hng,on q Error, O.
pre- rs~ Ir Daniels
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 3o-Todays gimo between the Metro
p Sns. and Louisville e'HO' was ''u' '' inc score
n "IsS,pId S-2ss
metropolitan. Louisville. 81. Errors Metro
poitaD, Louisville. D. Piichers-cushman and Heeser
Cmpre-Mr. Bauer.
ST LOUIE Aug 3o-Tho ~. Louis and Brooklyn mines
played here to-day the home club winning through SUPERIOR
batting Toole Was admirably supported but pitched poorly
Tho score was
7, 2ss. .............:...Ss SSdqfqqS II
Bas.hits-BrookIyn. 3; ST. Louis H. Errors-Brooklyn.
j. ST. Louis. l. P,chers-roole ami cArutheF' Umpire-MF
Curry.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 3o.-The Cincinnati club defeated the
Athletic Line to-day by this score:
A1nIsIiS --'....................dd O.
-Athlehic Cincinnati IL. ErrorsAthlstc
Cincinnati Pitchers-wsy hing aud Smith Umpire-Mr
Ferguson.
BALTIMORE Aug 3OLivoy batting enabled the Baltimore
another from the Cleveland nine today by
the following score:
Baltimore. o o. 3
Cleveland. " " " " -
Basehiis- Baltimore. 10; Cleveland. Efrors-Bamore
Cleveland, 4. Pitchers-kilroy an Morrison. Umpire
Mr.. McQuade
At WiIkosbarre- WiIkssbarre O. Newark i.
Syrzcuse-Star 0. Jersey city =.
At Buffalo Buffalo 3. Rochester Z.
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NEW-IER2EY.

UNION HnL.-Manie Kent, age sixteen. daughter OF Z
liquor dealer Herman disappeared on Monday John
Gynan boardc in the house. went away on the same day
ELHABErH-As the o'clock Long Branch train on THO
Pennsylvania Railroad from this city crossed The North
Broads last night 1t struck buggy IN which were
DR. Berry and his wife The doctor by whipping NJ the
horse barely the engine striking the hind wheels
demolishing them.
CRANFoRD-John Isenmann has begun SUIT against the
Central Railroad for $4,000 damages In con-
sequence Of injuries received by him In April while aghng
from Crawford He alleges that no LIGHTS were AZ
Of tho brakeman to attend 10 passen
that tho started before the PASSENGERS had
gotten Several other hurt but none so
seriously Mt IsennanD who was confined 10 his honse
The will be tried before Judge Bradley
In the United States Circuit Court
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SHIPPING NEVy.
PORT OF NEW. YoRK.......TUEsDAY AUG 80 1873,


PUNT OF NEWT Ohh... TU E5DAf, AUG 80, 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ebe tGer) Meyer Bremen Aug 90 pton
ct the bar at 3. 10 D n.
steamer Hatfield (Br Bsvan. with
steel blooms toorier; vessel simpson, spence Young
Arrived at the Bar at 130pm
Steamer Newcomer (Brl Hansen. Lcata Aug Grgenti
Gibraltar III with mdse to ORDER vessel to Lawrence Giles
Il Co. Arrived At the Rar at y. 40 am.
steamer Ayena (Br Mackay. Aux Caves Aug TO- Jacmel
~ Mragoane and Portau Prince ~ Kingston 90 Port
Arrived at the Bar o 30 M
steamer Victoria (Nor Aars Baracoa days with fruit
TO II Dumos. Arrived At the Bar at ~ O5 IN.
steamer Nymphsa tBrl. Horsned havana Aug rs bal.
last N John q seagor
steamer Lampasas Galveston DAYS with mdse
and passengers ~ g II Mary a Co.
Steamer Excesior, Higgins Orleans days. mdss
to John 4 Van Sickle
Steamer Gull Stream. Ingram, wilmington days. with
mdae and passengers " Wni Clyde Co.
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w.s THE pAyLURE AN HONEST OyEy

NJ Rothschd Co. of No - white St, failed in March
last for They confessed for o0o and
when the ordinary In they found nothing left
to attach the principal creditors have been work
10 HONESTLY owed. Since tho assign
brsham oth-chd has resumed business In the old
nnder the OF Meyer hothsoila a Co Meyer
othsohd tho father OF the ami does business
ia Cincinnati IL is charged that the failure of NJ Roths
child honest that so OF tho goods
shipped the old house and brought back after
The nrm the creditors
cured and sheriff Grant placed two OF his depu.
So. In M afar
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ExJudgs A. Q. Mouson who returned Europe the
Umbra yesterday ct the American Jockey CLUB
eooms and asked he had anything relative to the
given the Jockey Club by the Jerome Park Villa Site
improvement Company the effect that tho Of the
Jerome Park Race Course By tho Jockey Club in
nftsss menths timA "Ihava you know" said Judge
enson "ust arrived from Europe and bsyond the fact that
oOea served and has the terms Of the
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srooK BROKERS WANT AN EXTRA HOLIDAY.

Themembers Of the Stock Exchange voted yesterday
to request the Governing Committee to adjourn the
board Saturday. Labor Day occurs on Monday, aud
as tho Hafhoday law restricts business to hours
Saturdays the brokers decidedly OF the opinion
that they could spend their time to better advantage
Saturday than III walking up and down the board room
floor. They adopted resolution TO tho effect that the
Exchange should be closed from Friday 10 Tuesday
special meeting OF the Governing Committee will be held
to-day to act the request IL Is not certain that the
decision will be favorable. On the side is the
dent of an adjournment the Saturday before the
Fourth OF July and the other tue formal vote OF the
committee within the year that the Exchange would
never again be closed except on legal holidays Tho
first may not be the last exception.
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Anne Cramer OF 0O6 Avenue A, accused OF dscharging
two revolver her husband John passed
Monday night held in tho YOrkvle Police
Court yesterday by Justice For for trial. for
elonious assault although Mr Cramer allowed
10 withdraw Tho charge She says she lett him tune
and has been annoyed by him since She
that he stabbed aud she showed
Adams her forehead which she says the
wound inflicted She he would
and that lie abused She pleaded got guilty and the
Mr.. Cramer discharged him has
Crzmer Lives At No. 406 East Ninthst
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IvsrALMEyr MEN oVERREA on rHxMsEL YES


O. Patton. In business at No 1903 Thirdave and city
Marshal James Manchester held the Harlem Police
Court BY Justice wods yessay for trial on charge Of
Margaret knowton OF No. l9l4 Thirdave
furniture valued at $40 OF Patton and subsequently
purchased second lot worth $55 She paid the S45 hill In
full, bnt fell the sos The bills
together and she credited with what she had
Upon the Of this OF
reckoning smith Marshal Manchester called upon
her and stripped the house OF all she had purchased
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THE TESTIMONY IN THE IVES CASE.

All the witnesses In the Ives reference except
the three partners themselves signed their testimony
Yesterday at ex-Judge Davis's Office. According to
the order OF Judge Larremore the referee will have to
turn in the testimony OF Ives, Stayner and Doremus
unsigned. Judge Bookstaver will then hear argu.
mens on the question OF admitting that part of the
evidence resulting from the referees questions. 1t
was said at eIJudge Daviss office that he testimony
lbs type-w rittcn pages in al-would be handed in
In ~ TODAY
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DrvoRoEp FROM 4 WIFE WITH SEVEN SONS

Absolute divorce granted by Judge Clement in the City
Court Brooklyn yesterday Jesse Combs from Mrs Zah
Combs The correspondent Frank Harris cousin Of
the defendant The parties the suit In 1863
have sons They lived happily 1884 when
Harris made his homo with them. He and Mrs Combs
suspicious by her eldest who
drove out OF the house and tired 70 shoot him
une afterwad he Harris the and shot him In
the hip He had young Combs arrested but the matter
never pressed Mrs Combs went to live with uncle. but
he found his house. She said
20 be living with Harris In Hcrkiner Brooklyn No
fence tntsrposed In the suit
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ACCUSED BY HER DAUGHTER OF STEALING

NTCISED Bf IEH Dd UTHIEh OF SIHdLINU
Tho strange spectacle Of daughter having her mother
police before Police Justice Walsh
OF Brooklyn Yesterday. Mrs Lydia Hanpson the com
planant and Mrs. Mary Jane Hurst tho defendant Tho
former accused the after OF larceny In stealing her welding
IL that she married In oppostonto the wishes
Of her rsnds and while discussing he at the house
friend with her mother sister and brother she dropped
the Some picked And sad IL have t." The
daughter claims that her mother took It, Her sister aud
brother testified that her mother did pick ing
Tho hearing adjourned. Justice Walsh said 1t sin
Rular for da gher 10 10 send her mother TO Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRrpGFPoRr-The weather signals may be
nrst time tomorrow IA city manufacturing
sending large numbers OF family butonholc
machine India and Japan and establishment has an
order fty sewing machines for The new Lodge
of Eks 10 to dedicated Tuesday September BY
Invitation OF Vice President stevenson OF the Housa-
State last evening visited the Parior Rock
entertained. There are 800
French Canadians Bridgeport They will NEE. FRIDAY
which snail have for its object the
seeming of poitical recognition Thew Will each take
papers and prepare themselves for the advsnt
OF the elective franchise
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HOME NE us.
pRONIyENf ARRTTILG

rh Asenus Hots,ssnstor John Dsnisl o. vTsnss
Stevens Of Aitics and John H. Camp Of Lyons ~ H.:
Commissioner EdEerton. .clarsnd9n S arr
Charles q Lees Of Barbadoes Breroort House=C
der p Il. Cooper U. Navyi General James n Mnson' u
Hotel Joes and Ford s. a & ~
atty OF apes. st Jdmes HoslCommsnder John SSnoI
Ter L. Navy. and Orland smith. OF Cnonnam
Norp,dadte-Baron Nicholas Korh. OF ST. PetersDur3s